JPS5937003Y2 - hanging bag for fruit - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] (Technical field of invention) This invention is called a hanging bag for fruits (also known as a fruit bag).

). Specifically, this invention relates to a bag that covers a fruit in order to prevent the fruit from being damaged by pests and diseases and/or to promote the fruit's enlargement during the fruit's growth and enlargement process.

(prior art) The fruit hanger is the opening of the bag (also known as the bag mouth).

) is widely used to improve the efficiency of bagging work, in which a single wire is attached vertically or horizontally to the bag.

Conventional fruit packaging with wire attached in this way is a bare wire that is not covered with paper, etc., which can cause cuts or stings on the hands and fingers of bagging workers, hindering bagging work. At the same time, during the fruit harvesting period, the rust of the wires causes bruises on the fruit surface, resulting in a decline in quality.

In order to eliminate the drawbacks of the above-mentioned fruit mount with bare wire, a fruit mount in which the wire was covered with a covering material such as paper or a synthetic resin thin plate was proposed (devised by Kazuo Gakuto, published in 1986-14).
Publication No. 8235).

The main points of Mr. Gakuto's idea are: (a) A covered stopper made by covering a stopper such as a wire or a long thin metal piece with a covering material such as wide paper or a thin synthetic resin plate, is used to attach the cover to the opening of the fruit holder. and υ) forming a notch in the opening of the fruit mount.

The configuration (a) is said to have the following effects.

(a) When the fruit holder is placed over the fruit, the fruit holder does not become funnel-shaped.

(b) To enable a worker to work for a long time without injuring or injuring his fingertips when taking out fruit pods or during covering work.

(c) Strong adhesion between the covering stopper and the fruit holder.

(d) The bag making process can be automated.

Further, the configuration (0) is said to have the effect of streamlining the work of opening the opening of the fruit mount.

However, in the above-mentioned idea of Mr. Gakuto, one clasp is covered with a covering material, so in order to securely bind the opening of the fruit mount to the stem part with this covering clasp, the clasp is quite large. It must have strong bending resistance.

Therefore, strong force is required to wrap such a stopper around the fruit stem, which is not an easy task for women and the elderly.

(Purpose of the invention) The purpose of this invention is to develop an implementation that has the following performances.

(1) The fruit holder must be able to be fastened to the fruit stalk with a small amount of force, and the opening can be firmly attached to the fruit stalk.

(2) The fruit mount should not injure the fingertips of the worker during the work of covering the fruit.

(3) The mounting is such that the opening can be easily opened.

Among the various performances mentioned above, (2) and (3) are also achieved by Mr. Gakuto's invention, but performance (1) is not possessed by Mr. Gakuto's invention.

(Structure of the idea) The above objects have been achieved by this invention.

In other words, this invention is an implementation that is constructed by combining all of the following elements.

(1) The main body of the fruit is formed of one or two layers of paper.

A binding band should be attached slightly below the opening parallel or almost parallel to the opening.

The bondage belt shall consist of two or more thin wires made of soft iron with a diameter of 0.3 to 0.5 mm arranged in parallel and covered with a thin paper strip.

A detailed explanation of each of the above components will be given below.

(Main body) The attached drawings are for explaining an embodiment of this invention, and FIGS. 1 and 2 show a single bag, and FIG. 3 shows a double bag.

In each drawing, the main body 1 of the fruit body has the same shape and structure as a conventional fruit body, and is made of the same material (ie, paper) as a conventional fruit body.

(Bound Band) In each drawing, a bond band 2 is attached to the surface of the main body slightly below the opening 5 in a direction parallel or substantially parallel to the opening.

The width of the bondage band is necessary and sufficient to cover the plurality of wires contained within the bandage.

A specific example of this is 4 to 6 mmfu degree.

Further, the length of the binding band 2 needs to be long enough to wrap the opening 5 of the fruit mount around the peduncle of the fruit and surround the outside thereof.

Specifically, it varies depending on the length of the opening 5 of the fruit body, but
In most cases, it is about 3 to 6 cm.

(wire) Two or more wires 3 are stored inside the bondage band 2.

The wire 3 can be easily bent,
Moreover, once bent, it must be difficult to restore to its original shape.

The wire that satisfies this requirement has a diameter of 0.3 to 0.5
It is a soft iron wire of about mm.

Traditional fruit mountings (for example, Mr. Gakuto's Jikai 54-1482)
35 invention), the diameter of the wire is 0.66 m.
mL? , because it is empirically known that it is necessary to
In this respect, this invention is clearly distinguished from conventional fruit implementations.

(Covering Paper) The paper for covering the wire 3, that is, the covering paper 4, is so thin that its restoring force can be ignored.

(Functions and Effects of the Device) Since this device is constructed as described above, it has the following functions and effects.

(1) Since a thin wire is used, a small amount of force is sufficient when wrapping the bondage belt.

(2) Since the bondage band is made of paper so thin that its restoring force can be ignored, if the bondage band is made of a plastic plate (for example,
It is possible to wrap the bondage belt with a smaller force than that of No. 5 (Devised No. 5).

(3) Since the wire is covered with paper, there is no risk of the operator injuring his or her fingertips when placing the fruit holder over the fruit or wrapping the binding band around the fruit.

(4) When using a double bag, since one side of the inner bag protrudes from the opening, the opening can be easily expanded.

(5) Since strong force is not required when wrapping the bondage belt, worker fatigue is reduced and efficiency is improved.

[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS] The attached drawings are explanatory diagrams for explaining an embodiment of this invention, in which FIGS. 1 and 3 are plan views, and FIG. 2 is a top view of the first embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway sectional view taken along line AA in the figure. The symbols in the drawings indicate the following, respectively. 1... The main body of the fruit bag, 2... The bondage belt,
3...wire, 4...covered paper, 5...
...opening, 6...one side of the inner bag.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pear fruit hanger is placed in a paper bag with a bondage band attached slightly below the opening in a direction parallel or almost parallel to the opening, and the bondage band has a diameter of 0.3 or more. A hanger for pear fruit is a bag characterized by a plurality of 0.5 mm soft iron wires wrapped in paper.